How To Add Custom Gadgets To Google Calendar?

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Wednesday, 15th Jul 2009 | Share


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Google Calendar has started out with its own Google Calendar labs, however there are only 6 labs feature available right now.

One interesting feature in is to add custom gadgets to it, based on which we told you about the most useful gadgets for Gmail and a bunch of social networking gadgets for Gmail.

According to Google OS, users can also add custom gadgets to Google Calendar, however the method is slightly different that it is for .

Here are some simple steps to add custom gadgets to Google Calendar

How To Add Custom Gadgets To Google Calendar

Step 1: Find a gadget that you want to add to Google Calendar and get the URL for it, you can find more info on getting the URL for a gadget in our earlier tutorial for Gmail.

Step 2: You will now have to create a new URL based on this format http://www.google.com/calendar/render?gadgeturl=GADGET_XML_FILE, where you will have to replace the GADGET_XML_FILE with the URL for the gadget.

For example to add the wikipedia gadget to calendar the URL will be http://www.google.com/calendar/render?gadgeturl=http://www.google.com/ig/modules/wikipedia.xml

Step 3: Load this URL in a browser where you have logged into Google Calendar.

Add Gadgets To Google Calendar

Step 4: Once you load the URL, you will see a overlay window asking for your permission to add the gadget to Google calendar, just click on “Yes, add this gadget”.

You can add as much gadgets as you want, but interactive gadgets other than those developed using OpenSocial may not work.

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